Border Ballads – Frank McNally on the national anthems of Poland, Ukraine, and Monaghan

An Irishman’s Diary

Fall in number of homeless overshadowed by recent deaths

Almost 8,660 people, including 2,583 children, without a home at end of September

Polish count who fed Famine children, remembered in Mayo exhibition

Paul Strzelecki’s humanitarian efforts helped more than 200,000 starving Irish children

Poles in Ireland mostly voted against Duda in presidential election

Data shows increase in voter registration among Poles living in Ireland

Polish youth living in Ireland celebrate national children’s day in online video

Annual celebration marks beginning of summer in Poland celebrated since 1952

Polish judges welcome Irish support of protest

Irish Supreme Court judge to take part in Warsaw march

Funeral of woman who died after prison suicide attempt told of ‘love and beauty’

Monika Nawrat (30), originally from Poland, lived in Ireland for over ten years

Investigations into death of mother who tried to take her life in jail

Solicitor says Monika Nawrat was ‘let down by a fractured and broken system’

Irishman's Diary: An enigma of the Famine years in Ireland

Was Polish Count Pawel Strzelecki a spy for the British government?

‘Family and friends keep asking me when his funeral will be held’

Months after the death of Polish man Michal Wasikiewicz on the steps of St Audoen’s Church in Dublin, his family are still trying to figure out what happened

Polish man shocked to learn son died and was buried in Dublin

Michal Wasikiewicz was found dead on Cook Street on November 6th, 2018 after sleeping outdoors

Strzelecki’s List – Frank McNally on a Polish hero of the Great Famine

Clashes of Culture – An Irishman’s Diary on Dostoevsky in Kavanagh Country and Casement meeting Conrad

Big appetites needed for Polish/Irish food feast

More than 12 courses will be on offer – and that’s just from the visitors – at a banquet bringing Polish and Irish food lovers together